It never stops being fun to say those words and actually have something come from it... haha!I expected last night to be fun and provide some interesting content for everyone's new favorite blog - "Betch, Please...", and it did not disappoint!
My friend works for a company that promotes events all over town (I think that's correct...) and was somehow involved in the Cinco de Mayo party at The Hudson Terrace. He thought that he would be able to get some friends in and he definitely pulled through in a big way (I think we had an entourage of about 12). The "word on the street" was that several of the Real Housewives of NY might stop by so that enticed my friend and coworker Julie to join us along with her extremely entertaining roommate - Juliette. However, once we arrived at the venue, it became obvious that one elevator was going to The Real Housewives Season Finale Party and the other was going to the Cinco de Mayo party on the roof. We were kind of bummed out but had a great time dancing the night away and enjoying $15 margaritas.
We wanted to keep it an early night and around 9:30 we thought we would head out so that I could get some packing done for my trip this weekend, etc. The elevator that brought us up was packed with people and we decided against that less than appealing experience and opted for the other elevator with only two people - which then stopped on the Real Housewives floor! Of course all three of us got off immediately, but it soon became clear that we would need to get by the bouncer in order to properly crash this party.
We discussed several options, but eventually just decided to go for it and see what happens. What's the worst they could do? Kick us out? We were leaving anyway. I walked in like I owned the place and didn't get a second glance, but he did notice that Julie and Juliette didn't have wristbands... Before anyone could say another word, I uttered the famously cliche phrase that the NY club scene is so famous for - "They're with me...". The bouncer let them pass (for some reason...guess those acting classes in high school and college paid off!) and we proceeded to sip wine and mingle with the classiest cougars that Bravo has to offer. All in all, a really successful evening. We even made some new friends out of a couple of drunk kind-of-related people (he was her cousin's step-brother I believe...) who were rocking a stolen sombrero and traded stolen maracas for wristbands to get them into the party. Impressive.
Now if I can just make it through work today, I'm off the hook for the rest of the week to celebrate (sister) Beth's graduation. Kill the fatted calf and stir the cheese grits! Drewfa's comin home!




